A record number of people in the UK are estimated to have COVID19 in the week leading up to 26 March, data from the Office for National Statistics shows
Infection levels are highest in South West England, with one in 11 people estimated to have had the virus last week, followed by South East England and London .
Prevalence remains highest among children between age two and school year 6, with one in 11 likely to have had COVID-19 last week.The latest ONS data also shows that hospitalisations increased in England in the week ending 27 March. Hospital admissions increased in those aged 45 years and over but decreased or remained similar in all other age groups, the data showed.In Scotland and Northern Ireland, the ONS has said that the trend in positive cases is"uncertain".This is down from 473,800 people, or one in 11, on the previous week.
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